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Updated: May 7, 2025
He had quite a pretty wife, tall, well made, and well set tip, with a charming figure which was a little too much shown off by her tight dresses, which accentuated and exaggerated the rounded curves of her anatomy: her face was framed in curly black hair: she had big black eyes, a long, pointed chin: her face was big, but quite charming in its general effect, though it was spoiled by the twitch of her short-sighted eyes, and her silly little pursed-up mouth.
If he preaches to me, won't I humor him 'to the top of his bent? that's all," was her secret resolution, as she sat demurely, with pursed-up lips, bending over her needlework. The honest and well-meaning old country clergyman hitched his chair a little nearer to the perverse young rebel, and gingerly for he was half afraid of his questionable subject entered into conversation with her.
His face was covered with wrinkles, his cheeks were hollow, and he had pursed-up lips which he was always moving with a kind of chewing action one which, joined with his habitual silence, gave him an almost malignant expression. His grey hair hung in tufts over a low forehead. His very small and immobile eyes glowed dully, like coals in which the flame has just been extinguished by water.
"I am your darling now," whispered Sylvia, squeezing his arm, "and you are the most charming lover in the world." Paul was so enchanted with this speech that he would have defied public opinion by embracing her there and then, but Sylvia walked away rapidly down Gwynne Street and shook her head with a pursed-up mouth when Paul took a few steps after her.
Katipah's kite was green, with blue eyes in its square face; and in one corner it had a very small pursed-up red mouth holding a spray of peach-blossom.
A severely critical expression sat singularly ill upon his broad face, which was like a baked apple, puffy, and wrinkled, and red, and there was about him a queerly pursed-up air of settled opposition to everything which did duty for both the real and spurious object of his attention. Mrs.
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